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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-11

The following i from Bradstree;'s, New York.
sepJembe. ss,h That something besides strong
statistical position Is necessary 10 continued
strength in The sugar market Is proved by the
course Of prices this week az y. \. Raws are OF
sc. and fully the same decline is shown in re
fined sorts The Volume OF business done ,hiS
wees. in the aE--e-ats, was below that Of last
weeks. Some o. The blame for The weakness
manifested Is laid % the door OF The stringent
money market.
me course pursued hy rFaae-s, heretofore and
III present IS To reduce tbe- stocks In preference
TO going into the gGrSet-
The stock In ALI coCutrte j. 64+C5S TONS, against
67l .sQ4 tons last week. and SO tons the same
week last year Al London. this week, marked
decline took place Ina values ia nearly all lines,
and no doabs some of the weakness developed
here was s. reelection OF this unsatisfactory tone.
Lste closing prices 70 New YORK are revised as
follows, with comparisons Fair refining, sept
- tSS-. 45sc. Sept is. 1SS1. 4-cs sept - ISSj
4ztc; CcntrifUSalS, 90. same oates, 5ssc; 5isc
52sc; GrauuiateC, lsGUe dGtesE 6lsCs o 5-ibc; 6c .
Standard A. same dates. S2.cs 5isc; 53sc-
Receipts AZ the four ports OF the United King
dom. week ending sept L, were HOO tons.
against ll,J05 tons the preceding week, and the
deliveries were l6.V0 Ions. against l7,N0 tons
the preceding. \ decrease in stock i thus
shown OF 5o0 tons. The total stock on Sept Il
was 20 36S tons against S1S ST. tons last year NJ
Ihat date, 8 decrease Of i. It's tons.
Stock AZ Havana and Matanzas Sept 18th was
49.Sl9 IONS, against sS,tO5 tons last year and
81 500 tons last week.
The first new sugar arrived al New Orleans
during the week from the Cold Nine plantation
and sold for 6c.
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OUPRENIE COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian ISlands.-In Probate.
In the matter of the Estrte of Adam simpson.
late of Waimea, Kauai, deceased.
on fling the petition and accounts OF Fannie
VI. Simpson A Administrators Of the estate of Adam
simpson. wherein she asks 70 be allowed
and charges herself with and asks that
the same may be examined and approved. and
that hnal order NAV be made of distribution Of
the property remaining in her hands 10 the per
sons thereto entitled, and discharging her and
her sureties from all further responsibility As
such Administrative.
Ii is ordered that Tuesday. the 18th day OF 40
yember. 1885,, az ten O'Clock A. NJ. az Chambers.
in the Court House at AliiOlani Hale. Hsuolulu.
be and the same hereby j. appointed a the time
and place foy hearing said Petition and Accents
and that all persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause. il any they have.
why the same should not be granted and may
present evidence as 70 who Is entitled 20 the
said property. And that this order in the Eng
fish language be published in Honolulu. for thee
successive weeks previous 10 the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Datedat Honolulu this 10th day OF October 1SS7
By the Court
HENRY SMITH.
DENNY Clerk u.s. 81
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Me citing of Board of Representatives.

This body met Thursday night at the hall Of
1Iechauis Engine Company No. >. Chief En-
ginesr c. Is. Wilson presiding; Mr.. J. c.
White, acting secretary,
The roll was ca led, and the following
answered 10 their names; c. B. Wilson. F.
Hustsce, J. +. Morgan. Il. More. c. j. Nc
Carthy, NJ. D. Monslrrat. D. L. Ahphart, J.
Kuaana. Hang sam, J. w. Mcdonald. T. T.
Lucas, Thos. Smith, J. n. kaneakua. Lau
ChonS, w. Z. Herrick. ]. Mcclure. Minutes
Of last meeting read and approved.
The committee on physicians reported pro-
SresS.
An order from the Chief Engineer was
announced that no engine Is 70 go beyond
Alapai street. King street bridge and School
street, except No. , engine, unless N case of
& general alarm.
The Chief Engineer reported plans in
course of preparation for a new bell tower
building to be laid before the Minister of the
Interior. Adjourned.
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L Is estimated that the cotton crop OF the
South viii be the largest ever produced, amount
ing 70 10000 bales Last year the quantity
: -ts1
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Mortgages Notice Of Intention ID
Foreelose and Of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GITFN
~ that pursuant go a power o. sale contained n
q certain mortgage deed made b. z = klhncEel.
to Lyman Brothers. dated the 9Th dav Of De
A ID, 1885, ard recorded in the Registr5 o. Deeds
in Llber lob, on pu 90. Is 81. aud for breach -
the conditions in said mortgage deed conrzf1rl.
20 wit the non-payment Of principal AID inssr-
est when due. the SAID mortgages Intend fs
foreclOsc said mortgage and upon said fore5lasrr.
viii sell az public auction az the salesroam OIL =
Lsvey. IN Honolulu IslGud OF Oahu on SATI
URDAY, the 18th day of nov. a Isl ~
O'Clock noon Of said day, che premises iescriF-
in said mortgage.
The premises Tins described are. THAI certsir
lnQentlre Of Lease giTeu hy Pak2loolahi a-f
others, % JuO Gruuwald, dated NAY = ISL. ana
recorded in the Hawaiian Registry % Deeds -
BOOK -. on page fs2. with the premises fharehr-
temised. which said lease was asst rred ~ -
Grunwaid 90 said p kahookele. tv si-ruenf
dated Jan o. 49,. which lease Celnlscs certain
land i'm Makaalae. Hama. Maui. for the Term 81
nve years ar a rental oi atty dollars per auruu.
Also, all and singular the buildings ana sf--e-
houses upon tle sad leased premises 90 Mlsal-
lac. Hama, Magi.
Also. an those parcels ~ land situate Boz sa-F
Hama which are -uure particularly desert bed 81 q
mortgage deed fr1n said lt y kahaokeIe Oh a
lnua. dated January ~ fs>l ami recorded ir The
Hawaiian Registry 10 Deeds. iu Bock 90. on
page 25f
LYMAN RH0THERS
Dated Honolulu Sent I9. So Nn-t.l-sss
Smith * Kinney.
Attorneys FOR Mortgages. riGM
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IN to-day's issue appears DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes new version of
Hail Columbia," as sung at the late
Constitutional Centennial in Phila-
delDhia
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The Portland, Me-, Express says,
The kicker is a nuisance nine times
in ten" Perhaps the Honolulu
kicker" is the tenth. then maybe he
isn't
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com ER cIAL.

HON0LCLC. OCT. u, 1857.
There Is little If any change 20 report this
week. Business IS quiet, with some more favor,
able signs OF revival than existed during tae
previous three OF foar weeks. Everything scems
0 be wanting for the new sugar crop.
The receipts Ct products from domestic ports
were; 1857 bsss sugar, 4056 bags rice sind pad
dy, 7N bags bones, $40 bags potatoes, 225 hides,
264 live stock, 100 watcrnelons, - bags ava, -
bales wool 50 bags rice bran. 50 sss cane, -
bass pia, - bags peanuts, Is bags coffee. - cords
wood. % cases eggs, S3s n oak lumber, and $50
pkss sandrieS
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The Volunteer did not win for the
sake of giving the press the allitera-
tive heading, Victorious Volunteer"
for if the Scotchman had come in
ahead, it would have been Triumph
ant Thistle
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HAWAII first, last and all the time.
is the proper motto for all who live
in Hawaii.
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Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreelose.

l NItE IN DE kSIGN ED. ED.
L HOfschlaeger & Co, Gin liQuidationl. the
mortgages named in a certain mortgage given
by the Waimea Sugar Mill Co. incorporated.
dated October :, 1886. Of record in the Hawaiian
Registry OF Deeds, in Liber o, f0liOs 404-407.
hereby give notice that they intend 10 force lose
said mortgage for condition broken. 70 wit. non
payment of the debt secured by said mortgage.
and after the expiration Of the notice prescri bed
by Jaw viii sell az public auction in Honolulu.
al OF the property conveyed by saIl mortgage.
being certain lands. the sugar mill. machinery
and other properly comprising the Waimer
Sugar Mil and Plantation
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO
Honolulu. October 10. 1857. 11S1 40
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Departures


MONDAY, October 81.
Stmr Waimaualo. Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr ] A Cummins. WaimanaIo.
Stmr G r Bishop, Waianae and Waialua
Stmr Lehua. MoI0kai and Maui.
TUEsDAY, October 4th
SGlnr Jas Makee. kapaa-
Strnr kinau. HilO and way ports.
Stmr Likelike, Kahului anu Hama
Stmr Kila1ea H0u. Hsmakua.
Stmr MikahaIa, Kauai.
Stmr S1rpTiSe, Laupah0ehOe-
Sehr Waieha, Maui
Schr Mile Morris. k0ola1-
Sehr Sarah and Eliza. kOolaa-
Schr kaEailaui. koolau-
Schr LiuoiIho. PuualUa-
Senr M0izahiIe, kObala and Hauakus-
Schr Luka, Waimea-
WEDNESDAY,. October 9Th
Stmr IEslauI, Hamakua.
Stslr G Z Bishop, Waiaiua-
II B il ; CoCm0Fant, South Sea IsiaDds-
THURsDAE. October 9th
Ssmr Waialeale. kaugi-
Ssur 4 CEumius. NzImaualO.
Stur WaIIuanaIo. Walanae and Taialua-
Brk Ceyl9n. San francisco
FErDAT, October 7th.
Stur " q Hal, Maui and Hawaii
Bk CstibarE-z, San Francisco
SATURDAY, October ssh-
5 s Sla Pablo. Kokohama and Housk0ng-
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An able letter in justification of the
recent change in Lahainaluna APP
pears in to-day's issue. Our regular
Lahaina correspondent gives some
particulars of the mutiny and deser-
ton occurring later at the institution.
His closing remark does not seem
fair, implying as it does a reflection
on the new management for the out
break. Youngsters of such years
have no right of judging their regu-
larly constituted superiors in adj
vance, much less of making a law
unto themselves and prefacing their
lawless desertion with predatory acts
on the school premises. Nothing
should be be left undone by the
authorities to bring the offenders to a
strict accounting with justice. so as
to make a salutary example OF such
juvenile characterization, that, it ap-
pears, has been manifested much too
often in schools of the Kingdom.
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= 7 = 7 III :" 7 = = = y
A-si-nee 10, o. Mortgage, oy his attorney 70 o..
TX sPPfaL BOARD NOTICE. 1887

THE TAX APPEAL BOARDS
u ~ ne several districts for the second judicial
AZ 10a ~. -'-- '-'
IA. A. Court House, Makawao, October lssh and
n A Cour' House, Hama October ao1h. 81
90 Al Court House, Lahaina, October zs,h. "a
A. Court House, Pukoo, Niolokai. oetoser es.h.
GEO e. RICHARDSON.
Frs-- Tax Appeal Boards. ID TadicfaI Cfreuff
"aiiuke- Mani sept p. ISL us5s
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Nrm advertisements.
cUPRENIE COURT OF TIE


- Hawaiian Islands-in Probate.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of DANIEL
PAUL RICE ISENBERG OF Lihue kauai' q
on aling the petition and accounts Of Charles
VI. Cooke, Of Honolulu. guardian Of the person
and property Of the said Daniel Paul Rice lsen.
berg, within he asks 20 be allowed S.....,.- and
charges himself with S........ and asks that thc
same may be examined and approved and that o
final order may be made OF distribution or tine
property remaining in his hands 10 the persons
thereto catitled, and discharging him and his
sureties from all further responsibility as such
guardian.
November. 1881, az ten O'Clock a. m. az Chambers
in thc Court House At Aliiolau Hale. Honolulu,
be and the same hereby Is appointed rs the time
and place for hearing said petition aud accounts.
aud that al persons Interested may then and
there appear and show cause IL any they have.
why the same should not be granted. and may
present evidence rs to iyho are entitled 20 the
said property. And that this order, IN the Eng
fish language. he published i'm the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE. weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in Honolulu, for three successive weeks
previous 20 the time therein appointed Tor said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this 10 day OF October, 1SS7.
BY the Court:
iis7 81 HESEr S,urH. Deputy Clerk.
SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ Hawaiian Islands. in Probate.
In the matter OF the Estate of TONG kEE, OF
I. AK. late OF WNiau. Eva. Oahu, deceased.
Order appointing time for Probate Of Will and
directing publication OF notice Of the same.
\ document uurporting % be the last viii and
testament OF Tong hee. or T. All, deceased.
having on the 10th day OF Oct. 1881. been pre-
scented 10 said Probate Court. and a petition for
the probate thereof. and for the Issuance OF
Letters Testamentary 10 Tong CheOng Soy and
Leong Nam, having been dled by Tong CheonE
SOY,
Ii is ordered, that WEDNESDAY. the 9Th
dav of November. 1857. at 10 o'clock. A. ", OF
said day, at the Court Room of said Court ut
Chambers in AliiOlan Hale. Honolulu, be, and
the same is, hereby appointed the time for prov
ing said viii and hearing said application, when
contest the said Will and the granting of Letters
Testamentary.
1t is further ordered that notice thereof be
given BY publication for three successive weeks,
in the Hawaiian Gazette and Hawaiian Chinese
News, weekly newspapers printed and published
in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. Oct 10. 1857.
BY the Court;
HENRY SMITH. Den Clerk 1lS1 81
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Our Kohala correspondent is funny
this week.
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4 j CAKIW RIGHT,
Trustee Estate Of X " Hoit. deceased

Honolulu. September -. 1Ss7.
The premises 70 be sold consist Of The f1iIrlin !.
lands, 20 wit: Land situate az Makaqala iu SAD
hohala, and bounded as follows Ma "a gao
akau 30 jas haal apaua alma. aolg hiEiuar--r
hua apaua alma ma IA gOao hem1 o zo = X y
hano apana alma aolo koIlohlua "a 80 fte
AiWohi apana alma. and being q portion % vi
same premises described iu Boya Patsu- SIS. 81.
hellleolea. and were conveyed ro said Nahaa
ha91 by ID W AiwOhi by deed dated Oc- O. Iss.
and recorded in Liher s.. folio 10
Land situate 80 said Naklplla aud louuEel a.
follows: S0mmeu cling at q stone with mars "a En-
Alto" on it 20 stream. and running north 1ge ~
east, true o. feet down stream asour Eaal's our
cllse; north - ~ east. trla. cti feet lnr1
stream along same: south 90 I3- ea-t. true- i-fl
ieci along kelilleulea'- kulalna. santh Isl q
west. true; ~ feet along NiuHi. up ride saash
~ y west. TINE; 3l2 feet along NiriH 10 rsl-f
90 stone marSed with o cro--. thence uo-rh f.s
- west true; IL feet along kamlkaala-s r---
chase % cross on stone 90 elra OF -a.er-
north GU 30 west true; i.3 feet along Esnaza-
all $ down SIDE Of culch 90 corner 81 tlro pa-cl:
tnence north 70 ~ west. true, 1I feet along
same % stream; nOrth ~ 20 east sree- 81 fas-
aiQus ke4nu's purchase; d1wz -rreau tu irrtiaF
point. Containing am area of = s--iu6 acres benz
a portion OF the AhIpua1 % Nakap1la / c a SO
SOB B. Apana 3, AMI te same PREMISE THAI were
conveyed % said Nohea kaai hy The Trustees %
the Lunalilo Estate by deed dated NAY . I--l
and recorded in Liber 81. Up. ~ and leo I1ss q
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
MOSDAT. October Sd.
BIZ. Forest Queen, San Francisco.
TUESDAY, October 4th
Stmr " G Hall. Hawaii and Maui.
Stmr WaialeaIe, Kauai.
StInr WaimanaIo, Wai4nae and Waialua.
Stmr C Z Bishop, Wtiauas aud Waialua.
WEDNESDAY. October 5th.
Stur Eva, Eva.
FRIDAT, October 7th.
Stmr CummiHs, WaimaualO.
StInr Jas Mskee. Kauai.
Schr Leah. Hanalei.
Schr Haleaksla. Pape=kso and dilo.
Schr Wailaie. LaHpahoehoe.
SATURDAY, Octsber Sth.
Stulr Khan. Hawaii and Maui
SCmr Lis5like. Hama and kshulQi.
Stmr Lehus- Mol0kai.
Ssmr Mik6haIa. kauai
Stmr lwalaui, HamaSGa
Stmr c r Bishop. WaiaIua and WaianZe.
5 ) San Pablo. San Francisco.
Stmr WaImanalo, Waianae and Wai4lua.
SUSD4T, October 9Th
Stur kilaGea Hoo, Hamak4a-
Stmr Surprise. LaupahoeIoe.
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We are requested by the Secretary
of the Board of Education to state
that all teachers who can reach Wal
luku on Saturday, 18th inst, are to
present themselves at the Waikiki
sehoolhouse, where they will be ex-
amined by the Inspector General of
Schools
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That was a very readable descrip-
ton of the genus "AIaleontent" given
by our Queen street friend. But it is
not the same animal that was called a
"Sorehead' by the Gibsonites. The
"Malcontent" is the Dies of the old
order.
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Mortgages Notice Of Intention Z
Foreelose and Of Sale.

4 ~ = Il ~ Il n y
Il power Of sale contained iu certain mortr1-a
made by Nohsa kaai aud Ksai. her husband. of
hOh2la. Hawaii. 70 a j Cartwright. Trustee 81
the estate Of " Holt. deceased. dated Juiy IS.
1874. recorded in the Office OF tae Registrar o.
Conveyances, in Liber ~, pp- 1912 Notice e
hereby given that said mortgage intends % fore
the uon-payment Of both principal and interest
when due, and upon said foreclosure win sell -
public auction 30 the salesro0ms OF J + Mor-lr
in Honolulu, Oahu, on WEDNESDAY. Oct -
ISL az y noon Of said day. the premises a. q =.
scrlbed IN said mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had % J. NJ. Non
sarraI, Attorney az Law.
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The Man with a Tank" was a con
tributed item of news. and only pub
Gshed as news. twas our impression
that the authorities would take notice
of what was really a murderous
prank, for many fatal cases of similar
debauehery for wagers are on record
IN the press. On receiving the item
our intention was to censure the
authors of the outrage, but in the
press of work the matter was over
looked. A correspondent proves to
have been in a position, from knowl-
edge of the man that we did not
possess, to do better justice to the
case.
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A LONDON dispatch of September
24th gives a report that the British
Foreign Office will tender to Ger
many the cession of Heligoland, one
of the Tristan Islands in the North
Sea, provided the German Govern
ment viii in return withdraw its
troops from the Samoan Islands and
cease its encroachments on British
possessions in the Pacific. Heligo-
land is British crown colony, but
its principal trade is with Germany
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Annual Meeting 0nOmea SugarCO

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Onomea Sugar Company viii he held a.
the Office Of g Brewer s Co. or TUESDAY. Oct
=. 1887. at II a m.
u.s. d 2 c JONES. sec.r.
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u. U tIIOI tNl1IkaAs
(Firn of Carter {. Churchill9

~ A gentleman who
has been suffering from
the Debility and LGnguor
peculiar to this season.
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A portable electric lamp is now made
possessing the following features Weight
about three pounds; Illuminating power,
five candles: size and shape similar to
crescent lamps used in mines: duration
Of light, ten hours; cost ofrepairs, charges
Of battery and material, two cents for
ten hours. These facts show that there
is nothing to prevent it's adoption as
substitute for the present lamps, aud
even for candles in many mines where
they are still in use.
Shavings from the oiled wood usen III
the manufacture Of planes at an Eastern
factory were recently put into barrel,
and swenty-four hours later were found
to be almost ON tire. there temperature
being over 800 Fahrenheit. Before 0
o'clock the shayiags were charred and
smoking few inches beneath the surface
This is a practical demonstration of spon-
taneous combustion. and illustrates how
many mysterious and destructive fires
may have originated. Oiled rags and
waste operate in the same way.
The following iufornation in regard to
the possibility of working glass with a
pair OF scissors is from the Pottery
Gazette of Lendon. 1t will be very new
to most people. but ii has the advantage
that it may be easily and inexpensiy ely
tried. 'Glass may be cut under water
with ease, almost any shape, with a pair
of shears or strong scissors. Two things
are necessary to success. First, the glass
must be kept quite level in the water
while the scissors are applied; and
secondly. to avoid risk, it is better to
perform the cutting by taking off small
pieces at the corner and along the edges,
aud to reduce the shape gradually to that
required The softer glasses cut the best.
aud the scissors used need not be very
sharp."
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MINERAL WATERS

Thankful for the liberal patronage afforded me
IN tho past, my friends will still and me az the
OLD CORNER, opposite the Depot, ready 10
attend to their wants
Orders from the country o speciality.
.r, @. A. hRENKLE
Wtnnemucca, July 8, 1887. Al
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Gained
10 Pounds

SAYS: "HooDs SARsArARILLA is putting
new life right into me. | have gained ten
pounds since began to take it." Has taken
two bottles.
HOOPS SARsArARILLAi is sold by all drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle; six for IS. Pre-
pared by C. /. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass
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HOODS SARSAPARlLLl

1t works like magic, reaching every part OF
the human body through the blood, giving to
all renewed life and energy.
lily friend. you need not take our word.
Ask your neighbor, who has just taken one
bottle. He will tel you that " III 5 the pest
dollar | ever invested"
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LEBANON N. IT.. Feb. 10. 1879.

MEssRs. C. j. HOOD y Co. Dear Sirs-
medicines in general, | was induced. from
the excellent reports l had heard of your
Sarsaparilla, to try bottle, last December;
for dyspepsia and general prostration, ana l
have received very gratifying results from
lis use. | am now using the second bottle,
and consider it Il very valuable remedy tOr
indigestion and its attendant troubles.
N9ytI.s fI9liy
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H005's SARslRlRIILA

Is designed to meet the wants OF a large por-
ton Of our people who arc either too poor to
employ physician, or are too far removed
to easily call one, and still larger class
WHO are not sick enough to require medical
advice, and yet are out Of sorts and need
medicine to build them up, give them an APP
petite. purify their blood, and oil up the ma
chinery OF their bodies so it will do its duty
willingly. No other article takes hold OF the
system and hits exactly the spot like
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-07

/ have property al sGy hands which desire
10 trade for Wichita property, it being =
l000acre farm. located in the southwest
corner of Bourbon county. and being only
two aud oue-half miles northwest OF Hepler.
a live town OF some SEQ inhabitants on lile Of
the Mo. Pac. r. Z land all fenced ANA
cross fenced into six fields with three strand
wire fence. Land Is ali tillabe. and very
best black limestone soil. IS well Waterel
and has three large fish ponds, 30 acres in
culrivatiol. aui Il frame house Of four rooms.
n young orchard of about SEQ trees. Value
of property s2@,ooe there heirs an encum-
brance upon il Of Sl0.U;b. having some four
wears 10 run. which would ba DESTROYS OF
having purchase assume payment Of
Address Il. O. Demin-. OSwego. or cali
unon a. " DenIing, at Biting Bros. Wtch-
ita. 4l-12t